Nick Kuebler

I worked as a React Native Developer on the Simon Plus mobile app, building new features with React Native, TypeScript, and JavaScript. I added a logged-in dashboard where users could view and track their rewards points in the Simon Plus rewards program. I also implemented receipt uploads so users could submit purchases and earn points directly through the app. In addition, I built features that allowed users to redeem their points for discounts and merchandise. My focus was on creating a smooth, intuitive experience while integrating with GraphQL and REST APIs to keep data accurate and up to date.

I worked as a full-stack web developer on the Webroot website, building the site with Next.js, TypeScript, and Optimizely CMS 12. I worked across the stack, using C# on the CMS side and GraphQL to shape and deliver content to the front end. The site supports multiple languages, so I handled localization, routing, and content modeling to keep things consistent across regions. I also used AI-assisted code generation to automate content scraping and speed up migration work. Deployed on Vercel, the site has a smooth deployment workflow. I focused on writing practical, maintainable code and keeping the experience fast and reliable.

I worked as a full-stack web developer on the OpenText Cybersecurity website, building the site with Next.js, TypeScript, and Optimizely CMS 12. I worked across the stack, using C# on the CMS side and GraphQL to shape and deliver content to the front end. The site supports multiple languages, so I handled localization, routing, and content modeling to keep things consistent across regions. I also used AI-assisted code generation to automate content scraping and speed up migration work. Deployed on Vercel, the site has a smooth deployment workflow. I focused on writing practical, maintainable code and keeping the experience fast and reliable.

I worked as a full-stack web developer on the Studio Science website, helping build a fast, modern marketing site with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. I connected Optimizely’s SaaS CMS to give the team an easy, flexible way to manage content, and used GraphQL to keep data fetching clean and efficient. My work covered both front-end and back-end development, where I focused on writing clear, maintainable code and building reusable components. The site is deployed on Netlify with a smooth CI/CD setup for quick updates. I aimed to create a site that’s performant, accessible, and straightforward to work on over time.

My primary role in this project was serving as a subject-matter expert to a development team that was in the process of re-platforming their website to the .NET 8-based Optimizely CMS platform. During the time that I worked on this project, I participated in daily stand-ups, bi-weekly sprint planning, and sizing meetings. I also worked with product owners to clarify requirements, developed prototypes and proofs of concept, and provided leadership/mentoring to other developers. The technologies I worked with on this project were ASP.NET, C#, JavaScript, .NET 8, HTML, SASS, and Bootstrap 5.

A ground-up rebuild of the website of Outrigger Hotels and Resorts, a luxury hotel chain based in Honolulu, Hawaii.

The site was built on the Optimizely Digital Experience Platform (DXP). Custom integrations included scheduled jobs to import pricing data from a Sabre travel API for display on the website. A custom management dashboard was also built to manage the imported pricing data. Other major integrations included the integration of Smartling, a translation service the client used to translate the English content in the CMS to Japanese, Korean, and French. Another major task in this project was the automation of content migration from the old CMS, Sitecore.

A ground-up rebuild of the website of Valley Medical Center, a hospital in Renton, Washington.

I was the development team lead and architect on this project. Significant features included creating a process to import or update location and medical provider data, provider and location search pages using React, a Paypal payments integration for collecting donations, and automating content migration from the old CMS to the new Optimizely CMS.

A ground-up rebuild of the website of Century Communities, a nationwide builder of single-family homes and condominiums.

I led the development team in building this website on Optimizely's DXP. Custom integrations included scheduled jobs to import inventory data from the client's ERP system, several API integrations to support the start of a home purchase online, and several forms that tied into the client's CRM system. Another prominent feature of the site is a Google Maps JavaScript API.

A mobile app that was built using the Angular-based framework Ionic, Docker, AWS, Memcached, Ubuntu, and PHP.

The app's purpose was to report sales and advertising spend data to Amazon sellers. The build-out of the app included integrating multiple Amazon REST APIs and Amazon OAuth flows and creating REST APIs to be used by the client application. A back-end worker process was also created, which polls the Amazon APIs to obtain data necessary for the application's reporting needs.

I was part of the development team that maintained this React Native app. My contributions included improving unit test coverage using Jest and the React Native Testing Library, performing minor UI bug fixes, and working on major features such as integrating a 3rd-party API that enabled the user to import their current insurance information into the app.